Lecture

Fetal Circulation: Anatomy and Physiology

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Description

This lecture covers the anatomy and physiology of fetal circulation, including the structures involved such as the ductus arteriosus, umbilical cord, and placenta. It explains the shunts present in the fetal circulation system and the changes that occur in circulation before and after birth.

Instructor

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